See how the new edition of National Geographic Learning World Cultures and Geography from Cengage School supports engaging middle school instruction. This session showcases the program’s student and teacher resources and demonstrates how Explore enhances teaching and learning through interactive digital tools.
Gain an overview of the new edition of National Geographic Learning Biology from Cengage School. Learn how the program’s student and teacher resources, paired with Explore, help bring biology concepts to life through engaging, real-world learning experiences.
Discover Trailblazer, National Geographic Learning’s new seven-level program for elementary multilingual learners, from Cengage School. Learn how engaging resources and authentic content help students build confidence in reading, writing, and critical thinking.
Take a closer look at Math & YOU, the newest math program from Big Ideas Learning. Learn how engaging student and teacher resources, paired with Explore, support conceptual understanding, mathematical discourse, and meaningful real-world connections.
Learn how the latest edition of National Geographic Learning World History: Great Civilizations from Cengage School combines engaging instructional resources with Explore, our interactive digital learning platform, to support meaningful learning.
See the brand-new National Geographic Learning Chemistry program in action. This session highlights the program’s engaging student and teacher resources, interactive digital tools, and instructional features designed to support on-level chemistry teaching and learning.
Explore the latest edition of National Geographic Learning American Stories and discover how engaging content, interactive digital experiences, and comprehensive teacher resources can support impactful middle school U.S. History instruction.
The Bring the World Into Your Classroom guide shows educators how to use National Geographic Learning resources to create engaging, inquiry‑driven social studies instruction.
This capstone session helps educators make sense of math data and turn it into meaningful instructional action. Educators will learn how to analyze math data, identify misconceptions, and plan responsive instruction for student growth.
Learn strategies and routines that increase student discourse, participation, and ownership—while keeping lessons focused and productive.